Sentence examples for marxist term from inspiring English sources

It's becoming, the Marxist term would be, sublated into something wider.

Vollmann takes her at her word, as befits a pledge he's made not to charge the impoverished with "false consciousness" — the classical Marxist term for excusing or rationalizing one's oppression.

This leads to a dynamic process of "creative destruction" that helps to satisfy individuals' preferences in better ways (Schumpeter 1942, who popularized this Marxist term).

"It's the working class sublated, which is a Marxist term and it's a good term, it means destroyed and reborn a bit like Khaleesi with her dragons, you know what I mean?" he says making a Game of Thrones reference that goes totally over my head and I have to later google.

"It's just now that I define revolution in Marxist terms".

It depicted those young men in Marxist terms, as a "super-exploited sub-proletariat".

Musa, who read Hegel as a young man, sees the plight of food culture in Marxist terms.

So as you listen to the Chinese president justify this in Marxist terms you wonder: Does he really believe that?

Borrowing from the Jewish tradition, Benjamin sometimes imagined this redemption as messianic; later in his career, he often cast it in Marxist terms, seeing redemption as revolution.

Toobin writes: "Their bible was Shulamith Firestone's Dialectic of Sex, a dense and at times nearly incomprehensible analysis of feminism in Marxist terms".

It is not the most important issue whether one wishes to describe China's economic policy in Keynesian or Marxist terms.